Tamaulipas Governor attends municipal reports in Llera, Jaumave, and Tula

Tamaulipas Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya attended several municipal government reports across the state, highlighting regional development and collaborative efforts.

In Llera, the Governor attended the second report of Mayor Moisés Antonio Borjón Olvera. He praised the coordinated efforts of cattle ranchers and veterinarians in containing the cattle screwworm plague. He also committed to rehabilitating the Zaragoza to Ejido López Mateos highway.

In Jaumave, Villarreal Anaya presented at the second report of Mayor Manuel Báez Martínez. He emphasized the municipality's role in state decisions and noted that Jaumave receives over 900 million pesos in federal and state support to combat extreme poverty and improve rural roads.

In Tula, the Governor attended the second report of Mayor René Lara Cisneros. He discussed opportunities for tourism and agricultural growth, including the new Mante-Ocampo-Tula highway and initiatives to provide better prices for livestock producers through certified slaughterhouses.